The Dillon tribune., 1887-06-17
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
Coffee has taken a tumble.

Coffee has taken a tumble.
Pool selling il to be stopped In New
\ iork.
TIE yellow fever at Key West Is on the
increase.
No more liquor will be distilled in Ken.
lucky until July, 1859.
Sixteen persons were buried in land
hide At Ell Pedro, Panama.
Stephen Pool, colored, Of New York,
shot his wife and hanged himself.
Herr Most and his free beer picnicers
are 10 be punished for Sundays riot.
The Russian railway is completed to
within 1875 miles Of the Afghan frontier.
The striking carpenters at Toronto got
the advance asked and have resumed work.
The Manchester Ship Cana, bill has
passed to its second reading in the Com.
mons.
Sixteen penniless Greeks, from Syria,
arrived at Castl. Garden Saturday. They
will be sent back.
It ia estimated that the Havcrmeyer
sugar refinery fire swallowed two million
dollars worth Of property.
A big Socialist row took place at Union
town, N. J, Sunday, which resulted in
many broken heads and bruised bodies.
Dogberry OLIVER, a justice Of the peace
in Washington, refuses to give up his
office and the authorities are having
trouble to make him. --..
Zanzibar dispatches say that the slave
ship "Dhow" attacked the launch of
British man.of.war and wounded an
officer and five men. The "Dhow" was
sunk by the force on the launch and slaves
upon her, 43 in number were rescued.
Renfrew, Ontario, dispatch: The Farm.
Institute Of South Renfrew has passed
resolutions in favor Of free trade with the
United States and pledging the Institute to
do its utmost TO carry such policy to sue.
cessful issue.
Adviccs from Merv, say the Russians
are fitting out two steamers and a number
| OF iron lighters 10 transport material for
the Trans. Caspian Railway, and to recon.
noiter on the ANU Daria river. The
British are cquipping two light draught
! steamers with steel guns for use upon the
! Anu. Daria.
| Ottawa dispatch: The Northwest
officials and settlers are reported as bcliev.
ing there is no foundation for the rumors
OF uneasiness among the Halt: Breeds and
Indians. Lieutenant: Governor Dowdney
has sent long dispatch concerning the
recent murders, denying that there is any
cause for the sensational reports they have
given rise to.
The immense sugar refinery Of the
Havemcyer Sugar Refinery company, in
! Williamsburg, n. V, near Green Point,
burned at 3o'clock Saturday morning.
The fire extended to the Devol oil works
and destroyed everything, and leaped next
to the stables Of the Union Cross Town
Railroad and Express company, which
were burned. Reeves g. Perkins lumber
yard burned next The refinery wharves
fell in and the building Of the Brooklyn
Cooperage Co. and Gleason's glass works
burned.
View North. Wcst: In view OF the opin.
ion by District Attorney Dodge, If Clevc.
land, that U. S. Wardens had no right to
open letters addressed to prisoners, as pub.
lished in the Nc,: North. tVcsf last week,
and recognizing the dangers that would
arize from passing in letters unopened,
Marshal Kelly this week stated the situa.
ton to the prisoners, and they signed a
power Of attorney authorizing him to open
and read their letters as heretofore, so they
are not inconvenienced. The u. S. Mar
shall and Deputies are not oecessarily mail
carriers or postmasters, and it is much
easier for prisoners to receive their letters
the old way than to wait until their tern,
is out to get them at the postoifice.
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a party OF dozen or more tourists came
in from the west Wednesday evening and
went up to the Parl on Thursday. They
will visit the gcyser basins and, If possible,
the grand canyon Of the Yellowstone
Large parties Of tourists are already in ad.
vance OF the opening Of the season and in.
dications are good for larger travel to the
Park this season than for any previous one.
--I.ivigston E"teyf1sc.
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